Mikulicz Peritoneal Forceps CVD – 18 cm (7″), 1:2 Surgical Instrument
Features and Description:
The Mikulicz Peritoneal Forceps CVD 18 cm (7″), 1:2 is a precision surgical instrument designed for secure grasping and manipulation of peritoneal tissue during abdominal and pelvic procedures. Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, this instrument provides excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and dependable performance through repeated sterilization cycles.
Featuring a curved (CVD) jaw profile, the Mikulicz design allows surgeons to access deeper operative fields with improved visibility and control. The 18 cm length offers an ideal balance between reach and maneuverability, making it suitable for a wide range of abdominal and gynecological surgeries.
The atraumatic gripping surface ensures safe handling of delicate peritoneal tissue while minimizing trauma. A smooth ratchet locking mechanism maintains consistent clamping pressure without slipping, while ergonomically designed finger rings provide comfort and stability during prolonged procedures. The 1:2 ratio construction enhances balance and precision for controlled tissue manipulation.
Key Features:
✔ Premium Surgical Stainless Steel — Durable, rust-resistant, and long-lasting
✔ Curved (CVD) Jaw Design — Ideal for abdominal and pelvic access
✔ Length — 18 cm (7″) — Balanced reach and maneuverability
✔ Atraumatic Grasping Surface — Safe handling of delicate tissue
✔ 1:2 Ratio Design — Enhanced balance and control
✔ Reliable Ratchet Locking Mechanism — Maintains steady clamping pressure
✔ Fully Autoclavable — Compatible with standard sterilization methods
Applications:
Mikulicz Peritoneal Forceps are commonly used in:
- Abdominal surgery
- Gynecological procedures
- Pelvic operations
- Peritoneal tissue handling
- Hospital and clinical operating environments
Why Choose Mikulicz Peritoneal Forceps?
Trusted by surgeons worldwide, the Mikulicz design delivers precise control and safe tissue handling in complex abdominal and pelvic procedures. Its curved profile, balanced construction, and atraumatic grip make it an essential instrument for effective surgical performance with minimal tissue trauma.